Childcarecenter: The Childcare Center Miami Child Care Center, Inc

Опубликовано: August 5, 2023 в 4:51 pm

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Hours of Operation

Fall/Spring Semester Hours

Monday-Friday

7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Semester Break & Summer Hours

Monday-Friday

7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Fall Session Dates

August 21, 2023 – December 15, 2023
Spring Session Dates

January 16, 2024 – May 10, 2024
Summer Session Dates

May 15, 2023 – August 11, 2023
Closed
- Juneteenth Holiday, June 19, 2023
- Independence Day Holiday, July 4th, 2023
- Professional Development Week, August 14 – 18, 2023
- Labor Day Holiday, September 4, 2023
- Thanksgiving Break, November 20 – 24, 2023
- Semester Break, December 18, 2023 – January 12, 2024
- M. L. King Jr. Holiday, January 15, 2024
- Spring Break, March 11 – 15, 2024
- Early Closure at 12:30 – May 10, 2024
- Memorial Day Holiday, May 27, 2024
- Juneteenth Holiday, June 19, 2024
- Independence Day Holiday, July 4th, 2024
- Professional Development Week, August 12 – 16, 2024

Our children are better people, we are better parents, and we get to learn from some of the best teachers around.

– Wes M., current and former student parent
Every time I walk into the center I am greeted with smiling faces of joyful adults who are engaged and present.

– Tracy B., current student parent
For our family, it was not only a Child Care Center, but a magical respite that was the best opportunity for a family away from home.

– Tulley Family, former student parents

Read more what current and former student parents have to say

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Accreditations

Become a Child Care Center-Based Provider

The process for getting a permit to operate a child care operation in Texas is designed to protect children by building a cooperative relationship between the Texas Health and Human Services Commission and the applicant. Please become familiar with general requirements, rules and resources before you apply

Step 1 – Attend a Licensed Center Pre-Application Class

Contact your local Child Care Regulation office to get dates for pre-application classes in your area.

Step 2 – Become Familiar with Required Materials and Helpful Resources

You will receive an information packet during your pre-application class. The contents of information packets vary by location but will include supplemental forms to complete the application process, as well as contact information for local Child Care Regulation staff.

Please review the following links to learn more about some of the things you will need to consider when applying to become a child care provider

Licensing Requirements

CCR regulates child-care offered in center-based and home-based operations. Child care includes the care, supervision, training, or education of an unrelated child or children (13 or younger) for less than 24 hours per day in a place other than the child’s own home. There are three types of center-based operations: licensed child-care centers, before or after-school programs and school-age programs.

Background Checks

Certain persons at child-care operations are required to complete a background check, which may include a Central Registry (child abuse and neglect registry), FBI, and a sex offender registry check. Background checks must be completed before a person provides direct care or has direct access to children in care and on a recurring basis thereafter. If a person has a history of abuse or neglect or has a criminal history, then the person may be prohibited from being at a child-care operation.

Minimum Standards

Child Care Regulation develops rules for child-care in Texas. Each set of minimum standards is based on a particular chapter of the Texas Administrative Code and the corresponding child-care operation permit type. Minimum standards are designed to reduce risk for children by providing basic requirements to protect the health, safety, and well-being of children in out-of-home care.

Liability Insurance

Insurance coverage is an important protection for your business. Child Care Regulation requires applicants for a licensed child-care center, before or after-school program, or school-age program to obtain proof of coverage before Licensing issues a permit. Learn more in the Texas Administrative Code.

Application Materials

Your complete application packet includes the application form, application fee, and other supplemental forms and documents. For example, a Plan of Operation, including policies and procedures, is a document that is a key part of the application for some licensed operations. It requires your time and attention. It is your written plan showing how you plan to comply with minimum standards. For example, it needs to include information about who is responsible for ensuring minimum standards are met at all times, the physical facility, activities, child to caregiver ratios, safety, and sanitation.

Application Inspection

After you submit a completed application, Child Care Regulation staff will conduct an inspection to ensure you and your operation comply with the applicable law and minimum standards. Licensing staff periodically inspects your operation to make sure it continues to meet minimum standards. After you operation demonstrates compliance with minimum standards, Licensing staff will issue you an initial or full license.

Technical Assistance

Child Care Regulation staff will assist you every time you need it. We will support you at your pre-application class, at every inspection, over the phone, and on-line. We encourage you to use the forms and documents created for you. Visit the on-line Technical Assistance Library.

Fees

CCR is required to charge fees for processing applications, issuing permits, and conducting background checks. CCR also collects an annual fee that is due each year on the anniversary date of the issuance of your license. The money from fees is deposited in the state’s general revenue fund.

Compliance History

Information about your home and its compliance history will be available to anyone on our public Search Texas Child Care website.

Zoning, Building Codes and other Legal Requirements

In some areas, you may need to meet zoning, building code, home owner association, and other requirements concerning the location and construction of a child-care operation. These are not licensing requirements, but you may have to meet them before local authorities will perform fire and sanitation inspections.

FAQs

The Frequently Asked Questions page will help you find general topics and specific information on many topics. It helps providers and applicants review policies and learn about recent changes too.

Contact

Contact your local Child Care Licensing Office .

Step 3 – Submit an Application

Complete the application form and send it along with other required forms/documentation to your local Child Care Regulation office.

Form 2910, Application for a License or Certification to Operate a Child Day Care Facility
Form 2948, Plan of Operation for Licensed Center and Home Operations
Form 2911, Child Care Licensing Governing Body/Director Designation
Form 2760, Controlling Person – Child Care Regulation
Form 2985, Affidavit for Applicants for Employment with a Licensed Operation or Registered Child-Care Home

Step 4 – Create a Child Care Licensing Account

Complete Online Registration to create your provider account once Child Care Regulation has accepted your application and has provided you an operation number.

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